Expert Commentary

• “Want to meet up with friends this winter? Make sure your ‘bubble’ is airtight.”

  CNN – Dec. 9
  Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology Elaine Harrigan commented.

• “It’s not a coup. It’s not even a bad coup.”

  The Washington Post – Dec. 7
  This article quoted Assistant Professor of Government Erica De Bruin.

• “Meet Biden crisis manager Ron Klain, who will dive into the COVID-19 fight with Dr. Anthony Fauci”

  USA Today – Dec. 5
  Professor of Government Philip Klinkner commented.

• “The Long-Term Damage of Trump’s Antidemocratic Lies”

  The New Yorker – Nov. 13
  This article referenced comments by Assistant Professor of Government Erica De Bruin.

• “Meet COVID-19’s freshman class”

  The Chronicle of Higher Education – Nov. 10
  Director of Orientation and First-Year Programs Tessa Chefalo and Lucy Naughton ’24 commented.

• “What is market distortion?”

  American Public Media’s Marketplace – Nov. 10
  Professor of Economics Ann Owen commented.

• “Thanksgiving Will Soon Empty Campuses. Will Students Bring Coronavirus Home?”

  The New York Times – Nov. 9
  Hamilton’s plans for ensuring a safe student departure before Thanksgiving were included in this article.

• “Before Thanksgiving, colleges plan to ramp up testing for coronavirus”

  The Washington Post – Nov. 2
  President David Wippman commented.

• 20 ways colleges are prepping for Election Day

  University Business – Sept. 24
  This article detailed HamVotes work on campus.

• “Kids Need Superheroes Now More Than Ever”

  The New York Times – Sept. 21 This article highlighted Assistant Professor of Psychology Rachel White’s research.

• “John Kerry Says Trump Is ‘Completely Intimidated’ by Vladimir Putin”

  Newsweek – Sept. 9
  Henry Platt Bristol Professor of International Affairs and Government Alan Cafruny commented.

• “Will Students Show Up at Private Colleges?”

  Inside Higher Ed – Aug. 24
  Vice President of Enrollment Monica Inzer commented.

• “Post COVID-19, the Fed and the Feds will have to tread carefully”

  American Public Media’s Marketplace – Aug. 3
  Professor of Economics Ann Owen commented.

• “Fall college enrollment picture better than feared”

  Politico – July 1 Vice President of Enrollment Monica Inzer commented.

• “Will NBA allow players to kneel during the national anthem?”

  USA Today – June 16
  Assistant Professor of Sociology Alex Manning commented.

• “It’s Russia Day. What do high-ranking Russians think about the U.S.?”

  The Washington Post – June 12
  Professor of Government Sharon Rivera commented.

• “10 Experts on Where the George Floyd Protests Fit Into American History”

  TIME – June 4 Professor of Government Philip Klinkner commented.

• “What to Know About Online Internships”

  U.S. News & World Report – June 3
  Associate Director of Career Development Heather Wixson commented.

• “Incomes rose in April, but only because of government relief payments”

  American Public Media’s Marketplace – May 29
  Professor of Economics Ann Owen commented.

• “Study: COVID-19 Deaths Concentrated in Urban Areas Represented by Democrats”

  U.S. News & World Report – May 29 Professor of Government Philip Klinkner commented.

• “There’s Still Time To Get A (Remote) Summer Internship”

  NPR – May 21
  Ngoc Ngo ’20 discussed how the Career Center had made her multiple internships possible.

• “Connect the Generations Online”

  The Chronicle of Higher Education – May 15
  This article featured Director of Community Outreach Amy James with senior Maddy Totman.

• “More Americans Are Becoming Socialists”

  The Atlantic – May 14 Professor of History Maurice Isserman commented.

• “Trump Thinks Tax Cuts in Second Stimulus Package Will Provide a Path to Economic Recovery”

  Newsweek – May 7 Professor of Economics Stephen Wu commented.

• “Most Americans Are Concerned About Corona Virus Impact on the Economy”

  Newsweek – May 4
  Professor of Economics Stephen Wu commented.

• “Newshour’s Politics Monday”

  PBS – May 4
  This segment referenced Professor of Government Philip Klinkner’s research.

• “Coronavirus Pushes Colleges to the Breaking Point”

  The Wall Street Journal – April 30
  President David Wippman commented.

• “Coronavirus Is Upending Internships for College Students”

  MONEY – April 30
  This article highlighted the Career Center’s adjustments to accommodate the challenges precipitated by COVID-19.

• “Will the Coronavirus Forever Alter the College Experience?”

  The New York Times – April 23
  This article highlighted the adjustments Hamilton made as classes went online.

• “Overwhelmed: The real campus mental-health crisis and new models for well-being”

  The Chronicle of Higher Education – April 21
  Dean of Students Terry Martinez commented, Special Report: no link available.

• “While officials talk about reopening the country, experts warn it’s important to manage expectations”

  CNN – April 19
  Professor of Economics Stephen Wu responded.

• “One million-plus juniors will miss out on SATs and ACTs this spring because of coronavirus”

  The Washington Post – April 13
  Vice President of Enrollment Monica Inzer commented.

• “Diversity in college and why it matters”

  U.S. News & World Report – March 31
  Vice President of Enrollment Monica Inzer was quoted extensively.

• “In virus times, have Americans found a shared experience?”

  Associated Press – March 29
  Professor of Sociology Daniel F. Chambliss commented.

• “Coronavirus Stimulus Package: What’s in It for You”

  U.S. News & World Repor – March 27
  Henry Platt Bristol Professor of Economics Ann Owen commented.

• “Currency Swaps”

  American Public Media’s Marketplace — March 24
  Professor of Economics Ann Owen commented. No link available.

• “When Colleges Shut Down, Some Students Have Nowhere To Go”

  NPR – March 17
  Senior Director of Media Relations Vige Barrie discussed how the College would care for students.

• “Sanders Is Stirring Cold War Angst”

  The New York Times – Feb. 29
  Professor of History Maurice Isserman discussed socialism.

• “Welcome to the Zo”

  The Marshall Project – Feb. 27
  This project was based on the American Prison Writing Archive founded by Professor of Literature and Creative Writing Doran Larson.

• “Bernie Sanders’ New Hampshire Victory Is a Big Deal for Socialism in America”

  TIME video – Feb. 12
  Publius Virgilius Rogers Professor of History Maurice Isserman spoke on socialism in America.

• Jazz Trumpeter Jack Sheldon Dies At 88

  NPR – Jan. 1
  Fillius Jazz Archive mentioned.